Comments on: PO2.3 Data Classification Scheme http://www.itgovernanceblog.com/po23-data-classification-scheme-29.htm One man's journey into the world of IT Governance Wed, 30 Dec 2009 15:19:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Ian Saunders http://www.itgovernanceblog.com/po23-data-classification-scheme-29.htm/comment-page-1/#comment-294 Ian Saunders Tue, 22 Jul 2008 15:06:48 +0000 http://www.itgovernanceblog.com/?p=29#comment-294 Hi Bill, I came across your article via a google alert and I read with interest. I work for WiredRed Software and our e/pop web conferencing software is 'similar' to WebEx. I was interested to know that WebEx only archive records for x3 months. I couldn't agree more about the corportate security aspects of having public access to the WebEx web conferencing site. We stumbled accross ALL of the WebEx conference names for one of WebEx's investment banking customers in the UK - some of the conference titles can be quite revealing..... Anyway, if you or your colleagues aare interested in a more 'secure' web conferencing product then please consider WiredReds' e/pop web conferencing software. Best regards, Ian Saunders www.wiredred.co.uk Hi Bill,

I came across your article via a google alert and I read with interest. I work for WiredRed Software and our e/pop web conferencing software is ’similar’ to WebEx.

I was interested to know that WebEx only archive records for x3 months. I couldn’t agree more about the corportate security aspects of having public access to the WebEx web conferencing site.

We stumbled accross ALL of the WebEx conference names for one of WebEx’s investment banking customers in the UK – some of the conference titles can be quite revealing…..

Anyway, if you or your colleagues aare interested in a more ’secure’ web conferencing product then please consider WiredReds’ e/pop web conferencing software.

Best regards,

Ian Saunders
http://www.wiredred.co.uk

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